Biden attempts to claim credit for Trump’s peace deal in a desperate bid to rewrite history.
Ever since President Donald Trump brokered the historic ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, the left has predictably tried to rewrite history. Instead of acknowledging Trump’s success, they’ve either praised the deal without giving him credit or tried desperately to hand the credit to someone else—namely, former President Joe Biden.
Biden’s former Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, previously claimed the Trump-brokered ceasefire “builds on a post-conflict framework developed under the Biden administration.” The spin is almost comical: Blinken, whose tenure was marked by repeated foreign policy failures, now wants credit for the stability emerging under Trump.
The reality is starkly different. The new peace deal exists because Trump projected strength and decisively acted to end the conflict. Hamas, as always, responds to force, not diplomatic gestures or social media threads.
Naturally, Joe Biden (or at least whoever handles his X account) has personally jumped into the fray with another shameless attempt to rewrite history by giving himself far more credit than anyone reasonably would.
